January 14, 1862 (4 pages)

asi porn itachi yeti tinisens sen ere : nishes: State any . Tying their ti the mines sre too often foolishly sensitive on the subject of a decrease im the mining in. _— terests afithe’ country; thinking tbat jealousy e te & great ‘extent. depends.upom<the. good fortune of g Ae to pay will last longér than the generation now rising in Onliforia, Indeed the Express itself furhaat eat — in proof of . We my be crminded tint. the tsearne . eer ~ hipun nts. fs crttanon of. rogkera, could in whilom times ot i ina few hours. "Hr eect thet . asahdes fer ted, Would hardly yield tho ool. Stee a ip yeld of gold arr’ Au. ine quepig mil. “Various quacks at var Phe places where two men could realize «formupe in a dewdaya by the rocking p hy gah out during the first hats of the mining history of Califor oer heguld thus obtained never did the. The lucky adventurers d left our shores ¢ carwith.them, It would have beeh a for Culifornta if ‘these rich ptcheeede de Loni in her galehes and river beds, for they have done her to. good beyond the citeametancs whieh made her Sree ee 3 We, for‘ oat . thus suddenly enri¢ Sauhchbeastainnel be the patient and _ @teady labor which alone can insure the sta‘bility, aud pepmaneney of x country. The . fagt thet ‘capital and 8 vast amount of labor . Si necessary to extract the precious metto us, the durest guarantee that our ) ath nent, ‘Oertain localities ny i; the mimer may have to profits __ among those inthe valleys prompts them to. pape py wl our mining} poses ere mountaineit . Mariposa mines aré the only ores in the State -j ous to be worked with profit, The. neigh© . when éastings were-werth twenty centes _. pound and rough labor-$6 per day, have de‘and th io m the sulphuretewas as nothing te ca . thought unworthy of notice wil ; a a mines were te , ict a All the tatk ob te ing California s mamufseturing ¢o ‘PhoCalifornia miner or may have to ‘werk ‘ehson 5 . but stilfie Will work on ‘for ‘that . Heean find nothing as good povbacerr and ". thie avetiige Field of gold will not diminish pmuch, if-any, for long, Jong years to’ come. Rest ag" far, spoken only of placer and-wé have placed them on a level ‘hey are yet far from having reached. . But there is another branch of mining which . is bound at no distant day, to prove ofie of the main features, one of the main stuys of. Pisio Cahfornia. We mean the quartz mines. A ral impression is prevaleut in the cities tthe Grass Valley and Fremont’s. , . worth wWorkidg. No greate? mistake was ever imade. The greatest part of Nevada fles are one vast net work of _ alof théw sufficiently aariter. borhood of Nevada, we firmly believe, has . quartz mines enough to fairly remaperate the labor of one thousand men if the proper degree of attention and enterprise were di. rected. to them. The-failure of the pionin this tranch of mining, who ‘embark. edi in this business without experience and terred people from éngaging in it. Tt is not long since a quartz miner was considered in Nevada a8 a sort of vidionary individual, who en. . ae doomed to disappointment, A new era . Min th One great step has already been made in the mode of extracting the gold from the Ot quarts. Up to recently all that the quartz miner could get from his rock was whatever . gold. could be freed and amalgamated by the mere crushing progess, Whatever wee conwi;-ag he had no means of extracting thé gold from them. Thus rock which put theough 0 Ore Reeay would pay forty and. Af. ious times, have pretended to have found & gure.proceeg, batuo ane till recently has obtained any satisfactory reeult:Mesars. Devtken and Maltman, after years of perseveting and wnti¥itig labor, have eacceeded in" eolving thie preblem, aid their works, about one mile from-town, ace in adtive and successful operation, They buy the sulphurets frou the aif owners, paying for . are worth to the latter ae much as $100 per . tom. ‘The importance of this discoxery on . quartz interdvt of this country can hardiybe euloulated. Lodes which have here. : rative, and we expect ai no pore day to-see quartz wining werried on with vigor and autcess in all parts of Nevads . and Signa counties. ' poke The Express need feet” ‘to. alarm ¢oncerning the mines of California. They will last long } impart life and vitality. to Marysville, Sacfamento and San Francisco long after Him and us have ae our final desjtination. pority of te aitioa below dppents 18 « greet, ‘measure on the success of the mince ig errd: neous. We forget nothing of wyige thud We grow on dnl, Gus woul ow oon 7 a pan. oft ¢. whisky, willexpect such lands to produce pron ay SM a tsphere toot thetn in proportion to their giebness. Some . jeg afRhe roamark that-we forget thant the pros . hoosier, whi aaias dueek anything but new fine-flavored: wines.~ 5 The mines of California and Nevada Terri. eoouniaes and aa sebeorviont to it. Visreop Saueeas moCLeL san Mo Bay TIMOR TER.— é ea ies fac Pa hapten and pele! ow ima attached left the Washington 7. pene w lady . ER Chis ets sit Teeveees, ace mii stations, who were loitering about. They nak at the ome dilngl ; Supposing them to’ be some distingai ae strangers from abroad. The teaia arrived. at Baltimere, partion were to meet trains from ae Went, An-explosia } al, Tene meni engin eer and yes a weds mge seve wee it 2 egupied in 0 kept’ ye a A portion room of the “Prosidven ok the Northern Central Railread. De etraigers, finding they had no time to spare, proceeded to . ie Eutaw Hotse and dined, not names. Smith, Superitiondent of timore and Obio Rail acted as cicerone. and geutleman drove q more in an open barouche aoe At last their fi y one fr his wife, first time upon his first Wachingon ~ yp nie r eat, [ : se ae pecan erty in Tile « abont 8 o’clock “ee mysterious gentlemaii in black, with his precious alighted from the éar, accompanied by the rest of the party, all of whom took car and Wa splendid mansion, corner of and Fi Fifteenth streets. This strange gentlemen is aaa de leas a Geo, B. MoClellan, Gener ebro of wi 9 the United States. He eg Md on Hiet mission to-meet his mother-inlaw. Me 2 fy en" their friends. The pegs Sileeed. Ae Wasting . > Mrs, napa Tes several tion and ‘ _of the soldere od oe Ba ot as the-train ‘moved on, and the gqueatést. anxiety qwas dnt pdt the young chieftain. This being impossible, the t would shout and éwing their ‘ante high in the ain In Baltimorehe waeTins is the first time that the General has Wesbiagten, except im yn os ‘ot ‘military duty, — he cari® here ee nt of the N. Y. HerMn eat i dehitten has 0 AB Ho 18 Ha ?!—~The Alameda is ‘responsible for the following tonal yolks . We are told teas thas there is aman in this ‘county who has been dispossessed of a cer& person with papers in his hands comes near the: house, his ¢ Limdre fan thelr backs and cross gi vie to + tied and carried to the next place of stopping. SEQ, B. LANCASTER, PROPRIBT OR f 4 i five re, fot. si stot 2 Se stantly manifested in each ease to get a look tain piece of greund-eooften, that whenever . & ba nar cnctta tai Wc toast sen. “Svdth se @ Co. m the West, . eerie claims. cists en pore After dinner, conducted ve auicly through Smith, Belt against: A.’ yy claims Northerly cide, Ba dap America Co.,.and Ms ane States Co., with bg way! fights of way and water, « provements—be levied said J ied upon 2 Notice a ora Roe het that nlly voy in Nevada, on TUESDAY, N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. +, on thé 1 % Comméreial aided a Nevada “ : ira po . [adie works and im ~~ to satisfy I will apeiiie cash, in trout of the ren lith, 1862, between the hours 9 o’clock, ed a a ae in wary, A. D., 1862. ne was) ment, and Miss ©. M. the dfive moh the oy ae [SS oe 1 two dollars per ‘moath will be a mary department. All patrons of Saeans Sas ete oper the the Trustees who discretion. Nevada, January ssa 1s82. free PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Tae = ate nt 30 Main street, Nevada City. oy maa pear rs be rewat their im sums te suit. cc. W. v. MULFORD, . At his dieeadstomeaiaen — pUsT seers Rates. Prameiseos and Saeraye od the Atiantic Stathe ant arope, of Goll forwarded to the U.S. Arrivals at satiene! u Sipbenae . manana’ i ‘aS NOTICE. Nevada, January ist 1862. Cc. W. ‘W. Melford and A Spopacearodgerened be Cc. W. Mulford will continue the basiness at ig ne eg MULFORD. A. H. HAGADORN. WATERPOWER DE RRICK iven cn under my hand ETE? defendant is a se of California._tis that State Give wider my land this 8th day of January, : a. ~~ E. W. ware, Fugtice of . the Peace. ‘CHEAP — :. BOOT AND SHOE sToRE. WILLIAM M SHAFER. the Boo late of Gentlemen’s : Boots which he sella. ah extra low. prices. Jus . drop in his store and you will then satiefied that there is. * -Ghead store in the town. SHAEFER and buy a Piizaie your attention te called to ils stock fy yourselves: WM. SHEFER. “tmevade, Bee. er” GEORGE W. mye, BALIKER, ‘In the Granite Building, Broad frost, ‘Nevada. — fest ag hest Mar-< eon at re ben mony tio the Lowest Rates and County Se eee J; ©. BIRDSEXE, Cc. N. FELTON. .4 BIRDSEYE & co., BANEERS, oe PURE GRoiiD JAVA COPFEE!. Werrented Fresh, bept constantly gn band and for sale by FORTUNE GURS, Commercial Street, Nevada City. BAILEY sare 12. bie ve the affidavit fied i ; Upon therefrom, that. Js en o* ff action against the above named hereby _6t-t service of. Genunede bh herein be made ; dered by p son in the DAILY MOuNING TRAN.: at east Na week, for a period of three ther ho ae ne Se ee ouwish r attention ore a.

asi porn itachi yeti tinisens sen ere : nishes: State any . Tying their ti the mines sre too often foolishly sensitive on the subject of a decrease im the mining in. _— terests afithe’ country; thinking tbat jealousy e te & great ‘extent. depends.upom<the. good fortune of g Ae to pay will last longér than the generation now rising in Onliforia, Indeed the Express itself furhaat eat — in proof of . We my be crminded tint. the tsearne . eer ~ hipun nts. fs crttanon of. rogkera, could in whilom times ot i ina few hours. "Hr eect thet . asahdes fer ted, Would hardly yield tho ool. Stee a ip yeld of gold arr’ Au. ine quepig mil. “Various quacks at var Phe places where two men could realize «formupe in a dewdaya by the rocking p hy gah out during the first hats of the mining history of Califor oer heguld thus obtained never did the. The lucky adventurers d left our shores ¢ carwith.them, It would have beeh a for Culifornta if ‘these rich ptcheeede de Loni in her galehes and river beds, for they have done her to. good beyond the citeametancs whieh made her Sree ee 3 We, for‘ oat . thus suddenly enri¢ Sauhchbeastainnel be the patient and _ @teady labor which alone can insure the sta‘bility, aud pepmaneney of x country. The . fagt thet ‘capital and 8 vast amount of labor . Si necessary to extract the precious metto us, the durest guarantee that our ) ath nent, ‘Oertain localities ny i; the mimer may have to profits __ among those inthe valleys prompts them to. pape py wl our mining} poses ere mountaineit . Mariposa mines aré the only ores in the State -j ous to be worked with profit, The. neigh© . when éastings were-werth twenty centes _. pound and rough labor-$6 per day, have de‘and th io m the sulphuretewas as nothing te ca . thought unworthy of notice wil ; a a mines were te , ict a All the tatk ob te ing California s mamufseturing ¢o ‘PhoCalifornia miner or may have to ‘werk ‘ehson 5 . but stilfie Will work on ‘for ‘that . Heean find nothing as good povbacerr and ". thie avetiige Field of gold will not diminish pmuch, if-any, for long, Jong years to’ come. Rest ag" far, spoken only of placer and-wé have placed them on a level ‘hey are yet far from having reached. . But there is another branch of mining which . is bound at no distant day, to prove ofie of the main features, one of the main stuys of. Pisio Cahfornia. We mean the quartz mines. A ral impression is prevaleut in the cities tthe Grass Valley and Fremont’s. , . worth wWorkidg. No greate? mistake was ever imade. The greatest part of Nevada fles are one vast net work of _ alof théw sufficiently aariter. borhood of Nevada, we firmly believe, has . quartz mines enough to fairly remaperate the labor of one thousand men if the proper degree of attention and enterprise were di. rected. to them.. The-failure of the pionin this tranch of mining, who ‘embark. edi in this business without experience and terred people from éngaging in it. Tt is not long since a quartz miner was considered in Nevada a8 a sort of vidionary individual, who en. . ae doomed to disappointment, A new era . Min th One great step has already been made in the mode of extracting the gold from the Ot quarts. Up to recently all that the quartz miner could get from his rock was whatever . gold. could be freed and amalgamated by the mere crushing progess, Whatever wee conwi;-ag he had no means of extracting thé gold from them. Thus rock which put theough 0 Ore Reeay would pay forty and. Af. ious times, have pretended to have found & gure.proceeg, batuo ane till recently has obtained any satisfactory reeult:Mesars. Devtken and Maltman, after years of perseveting and wnti¥itig labor, have eacceeded in" eolving thie preblem, aid their works, about one mile from-town, ace in adtive and successful operation, They buy the sulphurets frou the aif owners, paying for . are worth to the latter ae much as $100 per . tom. ‘The importance of this discoxery on . quartz interdvt of this country can hardiybe euloulated. Lodes which have here. : rative, and we expect ai no pore day to-see quartz wining werried on with vigor and autcess in all parts of Nevads . and Signa counties. ' poke The Express need feet” ‘to. alarm ¢oncerning the mines of California. They will last long } impart life and vitality. to Marysville, Sacfamento and San Francisco long after Him and us have ae our final desjtination. pority of te aitioa below dppents 18 « greet, ‘measure on the success of the mince ig errd: neous. We forget nothing of wyige thud We grow on dnl, Gus woul ow oon 7 a pan. oft ¢. whisky, willexpect such lands to produce pron ay SM a tsphere toot thetn in proportion to their giebness. Some . jeg afRhe roamark that-we forget thant the pros . hoosier, whi aaias dueek anything but new fine-flavored: wines.~ 5 The mines of California and Nevada Terri. eoouniaes and aa sebeorviont to it. Visreop Saueeas moCLeL san Mo Bay TIMOR TER.— é ea ies fac Pa hapten and pele! ow ima attached left the Washington 7. pene w lady . ER Chis ets sit Teeveees, ace mii stations, who were loitering about. They nak at the ome dilngl ; Supposing them to’ be some distingai ae strangers from abroad. The teaia arrived. at Baltimere, partion were to meet trains from ae Went, An-explosia } al, Tene meni engin eer and yes a weds mge seve wee it 2 egupied in 0 kept’ ye a A portion room of the “Prosidven ok the Northern Central Railread. De etraigers, finding they had no time to spare, proceeded to . ie Eutaw Hotse and dined, not names. Smith, Superitiondent of timore and Obio Rail acted as cicerone. and geutleman drove q more in an open barouche aoe At last their fi y one fr his wife, first time upon his first Wachingon ~ yp nie r eat, [ : se ae pecan erty in Tile « abont 8 o’clock “ee mysterious gentlemaii in black, with his precious alighted from the éar, accompanied by the rest of the party, all of whom took car and Wa splendid mansion, corner of and Fi Fifteenth

streets. This strange gentlemen is aaa de leas a Geo, B. MoClellan, Gener ebro of wi 9 the United States. He eg Md on Hiet mission to-meet his mother-inlaw. Me 2 fy en" their friends. The pegs Sileeed. Ae Wasting . > Mrs, napa Tes several tion and ‘ _of the soldere od oe Ba ot as the-train ‘moved on, and the gqueatést. anxiety qwas dnt pdt the young chieftain. This being impossible, the t would shout and éwing their ‘ante high in the ain In Baltimorehe waeTins is the first time that the General has Wesbiagten, except im yn os ‘ot ‘military duty, — he cari® here ee nt of the N. Y. HerMn eat i dehitten has 0 AB Ho 18 Ha ?!—~The Alameda is ‘responsible for the following tonal yolks . We are told teas thas there is aman in this ‘county who has been dispossessed of a cer& person with papers in his hands comes near the: house, his ¢ Limdre fan thelr backs and cross gi vie to + tied and carried to the next place of stopping. SEQ, B. LANCASTER, PROPRIBT OR f 4 i five re, fot. si stot 2 Se stantly manifested in each ease to get a look tain piece of greund-eooften, that whenever . & ba nar cnctta tai Wc toast sen. “Svdth se @ Co. m the West, . eerie claims. cists en pore After dinner, conducted ve auicly through Smith, Belt against: A.’ yy claims Northerly cide, Ba dap America Co.,.and Ms ane States Co., with bg way! fights of way and water, « provements—be levied said J ied upon 2 Notice a ora Roe het that nlly voy in Nevada, on TUESDAY, N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. +, on thé 1 % Comméreial aided a Nevada “ : ira po . [adie works and im ~~ to satisfy I will apeiiie cash, in trout of the ren lith, 1862, between the hours 9 o’clock, ed a a ae in wary, A. D., 1862. ne was) ment, and Miss ©. M. the dfive moh the oy ae [SS oe 1 two dollars per ‘moath will be a mary department. All patrons of Saeans Sas ete oper the the Trustees who discretion. Nevada, January ssa 1s82. free PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Tae = ate nt 30 Main street, Nevada City. oy maa pear rs be rewat their im sums te suit. cc. W. v. MULFORD, . At his dieeadstomeaiaen — pUsT seers Rates. Prameiseos and Saeraye od the Atiantic Stathe ant arope, of Goll forwarded to the U.S. Arrivals at satiene! u Sipbenae . manana’ i ‘aS NOTICE. Nevada, January ist 1862. Cc. W. ‘W. Melford and A Spopacearodgerened be Cc. W. Mulford will continue the basiness at ig ne eg MULFORD. A. H. HAGADORN. WATERPOWER DE RRICK iven cn under my hand ETE? defendant is a se of California._tis that State Give wider my land this 8th day of January, : a. ~~ E. W. ware, Fugtice of . the Peace. ‘CHEAP — :. BOOT AND SHOE sToRE. WILLIAM M SHAFER. the Boo late of Gentlemen’s : Boots which he sella. ah extra low. prices. Jus . drop in his store and you will then satiefied that there is. * -Ghead store in the town. SHAEFER and buy a Piizaie your attention te called to ils stock fy yourselves: WM. SHEFER. “tmevade, Bee. er” GEORGE W. mye, BALIKER, ‘In the Granite Building, Broad frost, ‘Nevada. — fest ag hest Mar-< eon at re ben mony tio the Lowest Rates and County Se eee J; ©. BIRDSEXE, Cc. N. FELTON. .4 BIRDSEYE & co., BANEERS, oe PURE GRoiiD JAVA COPFEE!. Werrented Fresh, bept constantly gn band and for sale by FORTUNE GURS, Commercial Street, Nevada City. BAILEY sare 12. bie ve the affidavit fied i ; Upon therefrom, that. Js en o* ff action against the above named hereby _6t-t service of. Genunede bh herein be made ; dered by p son in the DAILY MOuNING TRAN.: at east Na week, for a period of three ther ho ae ne Se ee ouwish r attention ore a.